On the same day, the US government inspection agency released its first report on the impact of the US-Iran war, admitting that the US military's advanced weapons stocks are in short supply, and publicly disclosing the damage to US military aircraft, military bases, and diplomatic facilities in the Middle East. The US Department of Defense Inspector General's report said that the war had caused a “shortage of strategic stocks” and revealed bottlenecks in military production capacity in terms of ammunition replenishment. Experts previously estimated that it may take about three years for the US military to restore its stocks of advanced missiles and anti-aircraft interceptors to pre-war levels. According to reports, as a result of the Iranian attack, hundreds of buildings and other facilities at US military bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Oman, and Jordan were damaged or destroyed, and dozens of US military aircraft and drones were also damaged or destroyed. US Secretary of Defense Hegseth said earlier that by the end of July, the war had already cost about 37.5 billion US dollars.

On the same day, the US government inspection agency released its first report on the impact of the US-Iran war, admitting that the US military's advanced weapons stocks are in short supply, and publicly disclosing the damage to US military aircraft, military bases, and diplomatic facilities in the Middle East. The US Department of Defense Inspector General's report said that the war had caused a “shortage of strategic stocks” and revealed bottlenecks in military production capacity in terms of ammunition replenishment. Experts previously estimated that it may take about three years for the US military to restore its stocks of advanced missiles and anti-aircraft interceptors to pre-war levels. According to reports, as a result of the Iranian attack, hundreds of buildings and other facilities at US military bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Oman, and Jordan were damaged or destroyed, and dozens of US military aircraft and drones were also damaged or destroyed. US Secretary of Defense Hegseth said earlier that by the end of July, the war had already cost about 37.5 billion US dollars.